This place puts the "dive" in dive bar. But the steaks on Thursday night steak night are excellent…read moreand affordable. The service is affable. Drinks are reasonable. And the outdoor patio is actually ok despite the busy street nearby and strip mall location. I wouldn't go here for drinks, not my scene. But the thursday night steak night is incredibly popular for a reason. 5 stars for that.

I love this place the drinks are awesome and the bartenders are amazing I recommend to come hereread more

Exodus is a beautiful restaurant with excellent service and delicious food…read more We started off with Charred Cauliflower (ate every bit of it hence no picture)! I got the Tuna Tower and it was not only picturesque when presented, but absolutely perfect! Also Dave's Mushroom Swiss Burger and Fries was thoroughly enjoyed! I can't wait to return to sample my way through their creative menu - there is such a lovely variety!

Exodus is a great place for amazing food! Been wanting to give this a try, so went on a weekday…read morenight. It was not crowded- I counted 18 customers. Restaurant has both tables and booths and noise was nonexistent. We ordered the crab cake (it's two pieces) and it had a Texas flair with black beans and corn adornments with a slight jalapeño kick. It was delicious. One entree was the Leslie chicken with pasta. Very tasty and very creamy. Another entree was the pistachio crusted sea bass served over a bed of creamy risotto. It was cooked perfectly and was devine. The table shared the grilled mushrooms and onions which was very good. Will we go back? Without a doubt.

Its very clean. Not fancy but pleasant. Karaoke Fri and Sat, fun crowd. Weekdays ate low key. Talk…read moreto people if you are new and they'll make you feel welcome. Not a "pick up bar" so leave the game at home. If you go in there running game on the women you will get a reputation. They talk to each other about yall. Just a chill place.

It's a dive bar, that being said: This place feels just like the old TV show Cheers. Go more than…read moreonce and the bartenders will remember both your name and your drink--often having it ready as you walk in. The crowd is diverse, friendly, and full of local neighborhood folks. Drinks are cheap, the place is clean, and the atmosphere is always welcoming. On Fridays and Saturdays they host karaoke; even if you're not into singing, it's still a blast watching everyone have fun with it, and sometimes even breaking out into a little dancing. Definitely recommend! One note, it's quiet during the week, so Friday and Saturday are when to go if you want liveliness.

I went here for a quick meetup and really didn't know what to expect. we got diverted from…read moreDonatellis because the wait was too long there.. The owner was the cashier/bartender and he was helpful with picking menu options. He was super busy, but never missed a beat. The only one working the front. The smoked wings come with sauce on the side as they kind of dont need the sauce . they were so good and fell off the bone. I also had some tots and chicken snitzel..not bad at all.. I was told the burger was good along with the spinach dip, which i didnt try... they did have a specialty drink menu The outdoor patio was nice because the weather was behaved, the inside is a good size as well. Tuesday night is trivia night also.

Came to Watershed for a Saturday funday and unfortunately had a really disappointing experience. I…read moreordered a High Noon, poured it over ice, and after taking a few sips noticed a yellow residue ring inside the glass along with lipstick still left on the rim. Clearly the glass had not been properly cleaned. I brought it to the bartender's attention and while she offered to remake the drink, there was no apology beyond that, no refund offer, and honestly no sense of urgency or concern about serving a dirty glass. By that point, I was completely put off and declined the replacement. I understand mistakes happen, but cleanliness at a bar should be the bare minimum, especially when it comes to drinkware. Unfortunately, this experience ruined the visit for me and I won't be returning.

I stopped by for happy hour and was pleasantly surprised by how many options they had. The prices…read morewere pretty reasonable, especially for the portion sizes. The service stood out right away, very welcoming and friendly, and the food came out extremely fast, which was a plus. As for the food, it was decent overall. The wings had good flavor, but the ranch was a bit watery and could definitely use more seasoning. The onion rings were also good, just needed a little extra seasoning to really bring them up a notch. Overall, it's a solid spot for happy hour with good prices, generous portions, and great service.

Came here for some drinks on date night and they didn't disappoint. The service and the drinks were…read moregreat. Their happy hour drinks are 6-10 dollars. We didn't get food since we already ate but we will be back. The food looked good and it had a nice quite rooftopish vibe.

This was a work lunch which is disappointing because I want to try some of these drinks. LET'S GO…read moreDIRTY HORCHATA!!! Dona Leti's has great salsa, and chips, no green sauce unfortunately. The decor of this place is like walking into a low rider's garage, there's bright murals all over the walls of skulls, Houston sports teams, landmarks and celebrities. It's a whole vibe walking in with the all the colors and reggaeton blasting. The restaurant was slow paced on our visit. The food took awhile to get to the table, longer than other places. Our server did inform us that everything is homemade from scratch. But it was an hour between when we ordered and our meals came out. That wouldn't have been a problem if I was halfway through my third Dirty Horchata, but it was my lunch hour and time is short. So that knocks it down a star. On to the food- Shrimp Quesadillas- good, the cheese was gooey and had a great pull. It was buttery and fried perfectly, the shrimp were crisp and well cooked. Rice- it was super! Loved it. Refried Beans- one of my coworkers didn't get her beans with the meal. So I gave her mine, since we only had an hour I had to take the beans to go. Don't ask about the guac because I gave it away! I will try Dona Leti's again. The food was very good, maybe a cook called in and it was just a bad day. All I know is the bartender better be on point when I go back.

Dona Leti's was a mixed experience for me. The wait for food was longer than expected, so I ended…read moreup getting my order to go instead of dining in. While I waited, I enjoyed a margarita, sampled the soft serve margarita and the happy hour prices were great! As for the food, the street tacos were okay but didn't really stand out. The surf and turf egg rolls had too much cheese, which overpowered the meat and seafood. The highlight of the meal was definitely the cheese and bean pupusa, it was absolutely delicious and the best thing I tried. I'd come back for the happy hour and the pupusas!

Now THIS is a speakeasy. I had no idea that I was going to get this experience when coming to…read moreHouston, but I couldn't be happier. The origami ceiling, lively bar, friendly staff, unique cocktails, fun bathroom, and photo booth in the corner made for an unforgettable experience. My friend said it was the busiest he had ever seen the place, and it was loud. But we got some awesome drinks that I swore I could've taken pics of -- the lighting was a little crazy, so I think I ultimately changed my mind with that. One was the periscope which was a refreshing and summery gin drink... And I think I tried the naked and famous too because I like mezcal. I had already eaten so I skipped the restaurant the speakeasy's connected to, but I cannot wait to return to Houston outside of a Con so I can really go all out on exploring. It was an amazing way to end my first night!

Super cute speakeasy hidden inside a sushi restaurant. We went on a weekday evening and had no…read moretrouble getting a table. I ordered the Side to the Sun Rises (gin, yuzu, mint, cucumber) which was light, refreshing, and well balanced. I would recommend it if you enjoy gin-based cocktails with a slightly fruity flavor. My friends really enjoyed their drinks as well. They have all day happy hour on Sundays/Mondays. We did not get a chance to try the food, but the menu looked great. Overall, a fun spot with great vibes and definitely worth checking out!

Omg this place is soo cute with really good food and service. Unfortunately we learned that this…read morelocation will be closing up shop on May 31st whomp whomp. I did the choose your own breakfast where you pick 4 items and make a plate. I ordered egg whites, a pancake, fruit and breakfast potatoes. Everything tasted great! Now I've concluded that nobody truly understands what eggs fried hard means but any rate. I also ordered my signature face an espresso martini it was great. Our waiter was awesome too. Overall a great experience.

As a whole, I admire what KP's is attempting to do with the community. They offer affordably priced…read morefood (#1), simple and tasty casual fare, and keep it relatively flexible for all folks (dates, families, group dining, etc.) by providing excellent service, and a consistent experience every time. Similarly to their more popular location in Memorial (#2), this outside of this Bellaire spot doesn't immediately tell the full story. The interior has an industrial vibe, with the high ceilings and overhead fixtures, but as converted into a solid dining space. The large tilted mirrors in the main area are reminiscent of the now defunct Helen's (#3) and makes for a fun (or perhaps distracting) visual. The spacious layout allows breathing room for all kinds of groups. Service has been good overall, and prompt throughout every visit. The American bistro inspired menu has a decent amount of variety that spans from brunch to a tasty weeknight dinner and a drink. Their starters have a variety of tasty bites that include the white truffle eggs, wicked wings, prosciutto-melon burrata, Mama Pauley's meatballs, and a very addicting chipotle pimento cheese dip. While I appreciate the vegan-friendly hippie chickpea croquettes, it needed just a bit more seasoning. Their bacon double cheeseburger has been deemed "insta-famous" and it certainly didn't disappoint. It's juicy, a little messy, but a lot delicious. It paired well with their large cut fries (consider upgrading to the truffle fries), but the house made chips are also a good light bite. Their salads are equally fabulous from their classic caesar to a hearty cobb salad. I wasn't as impressed with the crunchy Asian salad, but thought their faro salad was a thumbs up. Understandably, the priciest meals are some of their grilled and house specialty meals, such as a prime tenderloin filet ($42), Mediterranean roasted redfish ($36), twelve hour ribs ($29), and rosemary-lemon chicken ($29), all of which are solid. I feel the buttermilk chicken tender platter ($19) is really meant for children, but is great for any tender lover in the bunch. Their weekly "features" are a series of daily specials that range from prime rib nights on Wednesdays and ribeyes on Thursdays, and "kids eat free" specials + their happy hour give folks plenty of reason to check it out. ___________ ( #1) Especially during their seasonal deals which can sometimes include steep discounts. (#2) https://www.yelp.com/biz/kp-s-kitchen-houston (#3) https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/helen-greek-food-and-wine-houston?select=v-wcNZR-eaZFaKK8Txt6yQ